“There are early indications within the economy,” said LondonMetric’s Andrew Jones last week, “that we may have passed the moment of maximum pessimism.”
This month Damian Wild explores grounds for optimism – from market sages like Jones, to investor consensus on ESG – and what weighs against it, not least political uncertainty.
Read MoreA discussion on how London's built environment contributes to its global soft power.
Read MoreJoin ING Media for a special MIPIM Preview event with drinks, nibbles and expert insight into the world’s largest property event.
Read MoreING Media launches pro bono accelerator for start-up leaders from ethnically diverse backgrounds
Read MoreING Media will soon be publishing a new report about succession in the built environment industry, which will be launched with an event at its London office from 6-8pm on Wednesday 5th October 2022.
Read MoreLondon Festival of Architecture returns in June, with a packed schedule of tours, talks, installations and exhibitions inspired by this year’s theme of ‘Act’.
Read MoreING Media, the leading built environment PR and strategic communications consultancy has made four new hires to its senior team.
Read MoreAppointment heralds change in leadership structure to accelerate ING’s next phase of growth, following move to become a 100% employee-owned business.
Read MoreEurope is still home to many of the world’s most talked about cities, but its leaders are far less visible than before the pandemic, and online news has become far more prominent as social media mentions disappear.
Read MoreWhere do UK cities and conversations overlap most? ING’s latest data benchmarks the UK’s most important city networks – Core Cities, Key Cities and the Scottish Cities Alliance – alongside the country’s most global city, London.
Read MorePR firm ING Media has been appointed to two significant briefs in the lead up to COP26.
Read MoreModular construction is making a bold return. The UK has for decades lagged behind its northern European neighbours in delivering factory-made buildings, but there is a renewed appetite for technological innovation in construction, and developers and public bodies alike are backing MMC.
Read MoreFourth in our #INGbookclub series features Sathnam Sanghera, author of Empireland: How imperialism has shaped modern Britain, a Sunday Times’ bestseller.
Read MoreThe third in our #INGBookClub series features Lucy Jones, author of Losing Eden: Why our minds need the wild, a Times’ bestseller and book of the year in 2020.
Read MoreFinding a way to successfully co-exist with nature has been a long running challenge for our society, particularly in cities, towns and public spaces. Can the latest innovative urban design overcome this challenge while also combatting climate change?
Read MoreWill the pandemic reshape the way cities use digital to promote tourism and investment? As cities plan for activity and visitors to return, this INGsights event shares the latest research and hears how communications and marketing leaders from across the world are working to create unique urban stories.
Read MoreThe pandemic has highlighted in no uncertain terms how buildings can affect our wellbeing. Despite much speculation, the future of the office looks secure, with most advocating for greater flexibility and improved working environments.
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